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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-02
CITY ITEMS.
German i'm Five Weeks.

DIR. A. P HACPT IN WASHINGTON.
The author OF "Haupts Natural German
Method, !" whose success or imparting practical
knowledge In speaking, reading and writing Ger
man In his inimttable i've weeks course OF lessons
is almost phenomenal is in the city.
His course opens in this city to-day and to-mor-
row In Masonic Temple 9th and streets.
All friends OF education are cordially invited
to the interesting lectures demonstrating the
possibility to accomplish so much In so brief q
Time, at III am, 3 and pm.
The Purchasing Power Of Money.
One OF the main reasons why VIM. Hahn & CO.'S
Reliable Shoe House, SIG 7th street and 1922
Pennsylvania avenue, can give you better value
for the money than any other house in the United
ness ASIDE from the fact that Sou need not psy
them for loss on bad debts this house, being rated
as prompt cash buyers they especially as they
than do the largest wholesale dealers. Therefore,
they can evidently sell you goods a profit for
hes ae sar ns waS oIs rom
reason IL is no surprise that they can sell their
gents ECLIPSE" custom-made Shoe, the finest
buy anywhere else in the land for less than So.
They sell Lady'S genuine bright Dongola Kid,
hand turned reather-weighp or hand-welt Button
Boot for s., which yoI cannot touch Tor $3.50
elsewhere; boys fine calf, well made, Button
and Laced Shoe for 81 for which other dealers pay
sos and so on. By all means call and convince
yourself OF these facts.
Souvenirs and Chromos.
Early Spring Opening To-day.
Our stock the Most Complete
Special bargains in Ladies', Gents Misses and
Boys Fine Caters, Button and Lace Shoes.
All goods marked in plain figures at Strictly
One Price.
20 tickets good for sl.5O Shoes
The Largest One-Price Shoe House,
402 9TH street.
See: The Old Lady in Window.
II You do Not Smoke the
'Grand Republic" C1garrOS, your friends VIII think
you need guardian. Luchs Bro, Sole Agents
525 7th st. NV.
JOhnsOn's, European, Cor. 18th and f,
oysters, Fish, Terrapin, Game, &C. Lifetime ex-
perience. Ladies Large Saloon attached. Rooms
81 day.
Improved Eyeglasses 25c. 4s7 Pa av. 26Sl
Ivory Suarch.-A little warm water, a little
starch quick, economical, beautiful work. Try 1t. VS.
ssLet's Talk SIS Harness.''-Becker's. 60
% Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 4
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGEEs, 9th near ID St Was
The Diamond Corner Travelling Bag
is made OF one piece OF leather therefore stronger
and better than any other make. For sale only at
Topham's, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
''1Oc. Royal'' mends everything! Lansburgh's
Iron bottom and Excelsior lock, rvited on Top
hams, 1921 Pa. ave.
Baum's ssRoyal Glue'' repairs china, &C. Gun
Steamer Trunks from a to $40, at Top
hams 1921 Pa ave. NV. 5
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; Sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.
Cases OF Alleged IMpOsture Exposed
A Soldier with Several Families.

The regular monthly meeting OF the board Of
managers OF the Charity Organization society was
held last night In Spencerian college hail. There
were present A. s. Pratt, president; L C. Pratt,
secretary; Mrs. Persche, w. W. Burdette, Il. c.
Spencer, Mrs Sarah A. Spencer B. p Mann, Mrs.
Louise c. F. Mann, DR.. Julian B. Hubbell. Miss
Clara Barton, DR.. W. W. Granger, Rudolph Gold
schmidt and Chas. F. Keefer The secretary's re-
port showed that in every case referred to the
trail onice there had been speedily found church,
or benevolent society or person able and willing to
do what was required. Contributions were re-
ported from I. j. Mayer Dr. F. A. Gardner. Jas H.
Mari, Miss Marie Prandf, Geo. L. Wild, E Kurtz
Johnson A: A. Brooks, W. R. Speare, c. c. savage
jr Mrs. Wm E. Chandler s. Meade. Jas Ians
burgh and W. c. Duval
family reported as neglected by charitable as
SoclatiOns, having received only kfndling wood
from the Associated Charities was visited by a
member OF the board. The report made last eve
father was at work, and the mother and children
were attending Matinee 'sas usual" a boarder
said It was their custom to beg for groceries and
fuel that they might save money for pleasure
soldier: Is years in the army, whose family
was committed to the charity organization society
month ago by the sanitary officers, represented
that he was discharged eight months ago for dis
ability, was told that the present administration
was generous to soldiers on the matter appoint
ments, ana came on to Washington with his pa
pers, which were On file In the War Department.
Receiving no appointment and finding no employ
uien., no Couu Haiuiy suUSSC ON MS pension when
MS VIE ana Cnree young children came to Wash
ington. All seemed homeless and friendless The
society obtained temporary shelter for the mother
and children at the WOman'S Christian Home and
the officers investigated his life and history It
was reported at the meeting last night that he
had been living In comfort here in Washington
with his first legal wife, who fed and clothed him
until his second wife and family OF children from
Kansas presented themselves. In this emergency
he was compelled to apply for assistance at police
headquarters. and was taken with his family to
the charity organization society for solution Of
the problem. A third family is acknowledged by
the poor soldier in Texas The charity Organi-
cation Will help wife No. to prosecute the nus
band The second family was sent to Kansas to-
day.
s. Meade, Mrs VIM. E. Chandler, w. C. Duvall
and James LanSburgh were elected TO membership
in the society
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no vor

PiOus Old Mans Horrible Hobbies.
From the New York Sun
There is kindly featured old gentleman down
town, a successful merchant, and devout men,
Der OF the Methodist church, who has passion for
attending prize fights and hangings. He went all
the way to New Orleans five years ago to sec Sulli-
van Wallop PADDY Ryan, and has seen all the
hangtngs hereaboutS in the last fifteen years. He
returned Yesterday from the hangingo OF Mrs. Druse
at Herkimer. He told OF citizen OF the village
saying TO him after the hanging: 81 suppose all
you people will get away on the evening trains.
Wen, wish there was hanging here every day
In the Week-lt makes business gOod.'' The old
gentleman said that the remark greatly shocked
him.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,usenpents Tonight

AmuSementS lO.nIghfs
Observation-Disclosures in Fedora"
Administrations Blind"
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-StOddard lecture.
MANASSAS PANoR.MA.-Day and evening.
HARRIS.-'Jack sheppard
Observation-Disclosures Eden"
JAPANESE VILLAGE.-E Street Rink
DINE MUSECM.-LeOnZO Brothers..
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GOVERN MENT TESTS,

The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All
offered question
powders
reported Royal
and 1t adopted for government
powders
emit day. and Judgment
thorough careful
pures
offered to In hi receutre report says.
"The Is absolutely pure have n
government
that company
proper proportions preparation
powder MOTT,
O. onernaa
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KIDNEY PAINS
with their weary, dull, aching ifeless all gone sensa
tion relieved in one minute by the CUTIcURA ANTI.
PAIN PLASTER. Warranted. At druggists 2l cents
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston,
mi -~0~~~'
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Ne" WHY OF CULLECTlNG A BOARD BILL
This morning Officer Matthews of the sixth pre-
ctnct arrested Clayton Mason, the colored man
who, II Is charged. seriously cut Edward Anderson
ABOUT the lace and breast with a razor. as pub
ISned In yesterdays STAR. and locked him I'D.
Mason lives at No 213 street northwest and An
OerSon Is u bOarder in his house. About half-past
ten O'Clock yesterday morning Mason asked his
boarder Tor money due and the latter tried to nut
him on They had some words about the bill and
a Sculile enSued. during which Mason drew a razor
and cut Anderson number OF times, LAYING open
MS breast and cheeks and cutting of his nose
Mason Is held Tor hearing In the Police Court.
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Condemned Locals.

Mrs Murphy and Lieut.. Stewart were presented
respectively with q gold watch and a seal ring by
Capt j. VI Edgar OF the 'Old Guard, at the close
OF The carnival and mart. They sold the greatest
number OF season tickets to the Old Guards fair.
Sid H. Nealy, OF this city, has been awarded q
patent IOr a marine torpedo.
A committee OF boss BARRIERS has been appointed
10 wait on the commissioners and ask that they
be allowed 10 keep their shops open on SUNDAY.
A dead infant was found In the sewer trap 18th
and y streets northwest this morning.
Yesterday the register of wills received the
Wills of Maria H. StEart, leaving her estate TO her
relatives; OF VIM. Heine, bequeathing his eSta tie
70 his family; and of Geo. I. Morton, bequeathi ny
his to his WIFE,
Charles A. Norton has filed q bill for divorce
rom Elizabeth ID. Norton They Were married at
Bangor. Me-, July Both, 1864, and he charges that
she deserted him In December LIST. 1881.
Mr. Chis. d. Gordon, formerly OF the water de-
partment OF the District government, is reported
10 be dying.
Judge Macarthur to-day granted new trial In
The case OF Charles Zypprecht. convicted of petit
larceny, second offense
Charity sends 3 10 The STAR Office for the
Dement, OF the Italian sufferers by the recent earth
quake.
This morning the wills OF the late Timothy
OCOnner We're filed with the register of Wills
The first is dated May oath, 1880 and the other
october LIST, 1856, and each bequeath small sum
10 his CHILDREN, John, Bridget and Ellen, they
being grown. and the balance TO his wife,
About four hundred excurSionistS from points
along the West Shore railroad in New York
arrived In the city to-day and are Ouartered at
WIZARDS and the other hotels.
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The Queens Good will to Americans.

The Queens Good Will to Americans.
London Letter in New York Tribune.
The American minister has found the number of
applications for presentation at Court Increasing
SO largely that he has brought the subject
to the attention OF the Lord Chamberlain
'n order that it may be distinctly understood how
far such presentations would be acceptable to the
Queen" The result Of this inquiry had best be
stated IN the words OF the Official circular lately
issued from the legation OF the United States:
III has been most kindly 1ntimated in behalf Of
her majesty that all American ladies OF respect
received at Court, may be presented through the
United States legation"
In other words, the limit of numbers is abolished
americans who have heretofore been presented by
the score may In future be presented by hundreds
Inc new rule is and is meant to be- an expression
OF the queens good will to Americans as such.
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For CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS to measure call on X.
h. Taylor, .c3 Pennsylvania avenue. a perfect
mt and entire satisfaction guaranteed Prices re-
Gently reduced.
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SPEAKING TUBES; Iron Safes repaired
j. H. kUEHLISG,
419 10Th street L. W.
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ENeL1sH AND ScorcH SU1r1Nes.
sEAToN PERRY
Successor to PERRY & BRoTHER,.
NEW ENGLISH STRIPED AND CHECKED SUIT
INGS. OF MY OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION
NEW SCOTCH CHEVIOTS AND TWEEDS
NEW FRENCH CHUDDAS, CAMEL'S HAIRS AND
CASHMERES IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SPRING
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES" IN COMBINATION
FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS IN CHOICE co1oRs
SPECIAL OFFERING" OF 36-INCH WIDE PURE
WOOL TRICOTS IN ALL THE NEW SPRING
MIXTURES, AT FIFTY CENTS PER YARD
NEW PRINTED CHALLIS DELAINES, IN EXCLU-
NoSEhTIEs IS STRIPED AND PLAID vELvErs
xEE Eo fL 1EsM hSb FIGURED INDIA SILKS Lou.
BEST QUALITY 2O-INCH SURAH SILKS IN ALI.
SHADES AT 81 PER YARD.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK SURAH SILKS
rr q fENr 81 slI II AMP sR
AND FAILLE FRANCHISE.
IMMENSE sTOCK. OF FINEST FRENCH SAT
NOVELTIES in EMBROIDERED ROBES AND IN
PORTED WHITE GOODS.
a. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUnDrvo
Pennsy1vania ave. cor. 9th O.
Established 1910. f26
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THE ODD FELLOWS ANNIVER.
SARY.
Arrangements Made for the Celebra.
ton Next Month.

AT a meeting last night Of the joint committee
representing the various branches of Odd Fellow
ship 1t was decided to have grand parade on the
afternoon Of April Goth, the sixty-eighth annver-
sary OF the order in this country. The line will
form on street, the right resting On 9Th street,
at p.m., and move at 2 o'clock. The route
adopted is as follows: Up 9Th street to Massachu-
Setts avenue to street, along street into Penn
sylvania avenue, thence to Bridge street, to High
street into Gay street. to Green street, thence
along Pennsylvania avenue to 18th street, to
pennsylvania avenue to 18th street, thence to Odd
Fellows hail. where the parade will be dismissed.
The line will consist ftwO divisions and ii is eX-
members will participate. The first division will
DE headed by mounted platoon of police,
National Rifles band. marshal and his aids,
Patr1archS Militant in four cantOns, an omnibus
containing the widows and orphans of the de-
ceased members, the members and officers OF the
subordinate lodges. The rear OF this division Will
be followed by a decorated float drawn by several
horses. On the float will be high priests tent,
with the high priest in his gorgeous robes and
The I'd division Will be headed by the Sd United
States Artillery band. Then follows the encamp-
mentS with their officers, the Grand encampment
and the Grand lodge. The rear of this division
Will be followed by float, on which will be Ia
beau representing universal federation; or, the
Nations OF the Earth At the end Of the line will
DE the carriages containing the invited guests.
The Patr1archs Militant Will appear in their
uniforms: The lodge members will be required to
"SaA uoih CiotuCo anu DldCk udtS, anu VIII wear
rOsettes upon the lapelS OF their coats. The only
departure in the uniform is that the subordinate
lodges will wear white gloves and the encamp-
ment bodies will appear in black gloves.
Inc various emblemS OF the order will be borne
In the line. In the evening ball and banquet
Will be held at the Rifles armOry. A reception
Will DE given from to 8 p. H., at which the lady
members OF Ruth and Naomi lodges, Daughters Of
Rebekah, Will assist.
Special committees have been appointed as fol-
lows: Parade-C. b. X. COlledge, VIM. T. Galiher,
Andrew jackson, T. T. Spare and E. c. Grurnley.
Ball-Adolph Levy, E. II. Harner, John A. Shacke-
FORD, +. A. Norway and James A. Watts Ban
quet-J. Edwin Mason, John II. SeifTert, E. T. Pet
ting1ll, Oliver DufOur and Il. +. Kinney.
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GROWERS depot for the sale OF California wines
Tor family uSe: distinct from trade wines +.
Pohndorn, south corner 18th and + sts. r.w
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Affairs i'm West Washington

ARRANGING FOR EMANCIPATION DAY-At q meet
ing OF cOlOred citizens OF the Sd and 4th districts
at Fishers hall Monday night, for the purpose OF
arranging for the emancipation celebration Chas.
Lyles was elected president, George Anderson sec
Mr. Jackson, OF the 4th district was elected chief
marshal committee Of arrangements was an
pointed as follows: J: Turner, chairman; 1. f.
Walker, G. Anderson, j. Gibbs, L. Harris T. Rell
Z. johnson and ID. Holiday.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HOMHLER.-The funeral nj
Mrs. Charles A. HOmiller took place Yesterday
from her late residence, corner 34th and streetS
The pallbearers were MessrS II. Kengla M Weaver
L. Means, Theodore Burnes, o. c. Green Alexander
Murray, Charles Lyman and j. Nourse Rev. DR..
Falls. OF st. Adams church, of1iciated. A large
conc0urse OF relatives and friends followed the re-
mains to Oak Hill cemetery. -
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MRETNG.-At the 5sth
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative Build
Ing association, held last night, money sold "a fol-
lows: $1,000, 90 per cent; 81, 200, 68; 500. a.:
$780, Co. s. 500, 65; 81 400, 81 making total az
$4,000 sold The directors ordered the books fo he
opened for new series OF stock TO be opened In
April
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Pigeon Shooting.

WASHINGTON DEFEATS BALTIMORE-A LARGE AMOUNT
OF MONEY CHANGES HANDS.
Mr.. E. L. Mills, president OF the Gun club. this
city, defeated Mr.. Fred. Kell, one OF the crack
shots of Maryland, in match shot on the grounds
Of the Baltimore Gun club yesterday afternoon.
A LARGE delegation of sportsmen went over from
washington to witness the match and as they
backed Mr.. Mills heavily to win, a large amount
OF money changed hands on the result. The con-
ditiOnS OF the match were so live birds each 26
yards rise, for 800 side. Mr.. Mills shot in fine
form, using IL guage ~ pound l. C. Smith gun,
While his opponent shot a Lefever 10 pound 10
guage gun, and at the 3Sth bird, Mr.. Mills having
killed IS while Mr.. kell had only scored 27 max,
ing 1t impossible for him TO win the match was
awarded to MI. Mills without shooting out the full
score. Mr.. Mills also won first money in two
sweepstake matches, in which he killed IL birds
straight making his total for the day AZ out
was given In honor OF the event -
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The Case Of Policeman walker.

HELD no BAIL BY JUDGE SMELL IN $500.
Io-oay In the folce Court Mr.. Lavender called
the altehtion OF Judge Smell to the case OF Police
Omcer Samuel H. Walker charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill Peter Farmer COL
Ored, as heretofore mentioned in THE STAR He
stated That at the request OF the defense he had
agreed 10 let the case so over for one week The
only question left for the court was the question
Mr.. Lavender said he had examined the case
The facts alleged are that Walker shot at the COM
pialnant and beat him over the head with a pistol
tent az 1 ne sao' was assault and battery with
Mr.. Gloss appeared for the defendant, and asked
tnat ms personal reeognzance be taken. He Said
tnat tnere was no danger OF his leaving here and
as TO the facts charged they would be able to show
tnat they Were not as had been stated. The Oifi-
the warrant was issued, and he would be In court
next wednesday when wanted
Inc ns court declined to take the defendants per-
SOnal recOgnlzance and fixed bail at $500
Mr.. Gloss suggested Deputy Marshal Gait as
pau 1o5 as ne could not qualify he could be
acc accept s ana the defendant was committed to
the CUSTODY OF Deputy Marshal Calf.
A SUIT FOR LIBEL.To-day an Indictment was re-
turned Dy the grand jury charging John q. Thomp-
son with libel by publishing in the Sunday Chroi-
tce, on July 4th last an article headed IA Terrible
SiograRhieai Iale " wherein 1t is stated "Mary j.
McBrlde became notorious some years ago. She
Is said 10 have police record in Charleston s. C.
Some curious stories arc related OF how she WAS
introduced In the public service" &c.
MARRIAGE LlCENsxs.-Marriage licenses have
Deen Issued by the clerk OF the court 10 W. s.
Maggie F0gerty; Charles II. Pyles and Martha A.
Brown; VIM Shields. OF Pine Bluff, Ark, and
Sarah DiggS, OF Northumberland county, va:
James T. Dean and Sarah Griffith; William fhomp.
son and Mary Presbury; &. Z. Ii. Roam and Char
l0tte' c. Dorsey; John j. King and Mary L. Barr;
John +. ElmS and Florence s ThOmas. WIN Me
Namara and Emma Stewart
PUTTING Up A WOMAN FOR OFFICR.-At con.
vention OF ward delegates or the united labor party
OF Middletown, n. Y, Mrs. Dr. Lydia Sayer Has
br0uck was nominated for member OF the board
OF education. Mrs. Hasbrouck is large property
holder OF the town She published for time a pc
riodical entitled the Sy6il, devoted TO woman's
rights ana nyg1entc reform. She will probably
have the endorsement OF one or both OF the Old
party conventions, and her election seems assured
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indication, for the ~ hours commencing at p.
For District OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, warmer, sOutnerly winds
To REDUCE OUR STOCK preparatory TO our pro-
posed extensive alterations and addition to our
store, shall take from each OF our departments
a large line OF goods and move them to our top
floor (which will b. divided into rooms in order 10
classify the display. where on Monday, March
9TH, We shall tnaugurate a bargain sale. Goods
placed in these Will be sold during the next
I'd days at cost and In many Instances at less than
cost. PaTlOr and bedroom suits, library din
1ng-roOm and hall furniture, rugs all sizes a few
Turkish some smyrna, but most OF them made
from Milton mOquette velvet; Brussels and tapes
try carpeting. interior decorations OF every desru-
ton cdd pOrtiercS. poles, lace curtains window
shades, blankets, comforts &c, &c. Some of these
goods are not quite the latest thing In STYLE or
pattern, but most OF them are sacrificed simply
because We must have the room, and are superior
goods In every particular. Everything marked in
pain ngureS and all goods sold from these rooms
must Dt Strlcty Tor cash our spacious passenger
tltVatOrs make this top floor available for this
purpose as any OF the lower ones, and our roof so
dcctSSloie lr1m this floor, affords a magnificent
view OF Washington and its surroundings The
bargain sale commences Monday, March It'll w.
d. MOSES IL Son, 1lth and streets northwest.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT-Jud0e Hdgner.
Yesterday, Christian agt. Anderson: time to
plead extended to March 81. Millison agt.
Har0d; verdict for defendant for $780, MlliSon az
Washington Brick Machine company; verdict Tor
defendant for $3.50.
To-day, Bensinger agt. Hill, jr.; Hobbs & Co. agt.
Fuse; Christy. WOlcott & co. agt. same: Rutfer
Bros agt. AuguStein; Sebree agt. Clayton CornWeIl
d Son agt. Brown; judgments by default Moses
agt Augenstein; Judgment for amount admitted
Mayse agt. Peters; do. Rich agt. SOlai1: death OF
Joseph Solari suggested and leave to lille
interrogatiOns. Shipman agt. Magarity; trial re-
Sumed.
EQUITY COURT-,Jld0e Merrick
Yesterday, Bingham agt. Gilbert; time to file
answer extended ten days. Hopkins agt. Hopkins:
argument concluded and cause submitted Paschai
agt District OF Columbia; decree for Injunction
granted. Goldsborough agt. Ray; fund ordered
paid into court
To-day, McGill agt Witherow; reference to
auditor. Cannon agt. Cannon; time to take testi
mony limited: Proctor agt. fitzgerald; do. ex-
tended. SawyerS agt. SawyerS; testimony or
dered taken by James A. Clarke Taylor agt. Tay-
ordered. Smith agt. Jones; sale decreed and w.
E. EdmonsJOn appointed trustee. Abbott agt.
Abbott; pro confeSso. Marks agt. Douglass. DO
White agt Sullivan; amount OF appeal bond 1ixed.
Knight agt. Stewart; time to answer extended
five days. OBrien agt. Jacobs; sale ratified nisi.
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JUST RECEIVED, by Importation, large shipment
OF The best Rhine wines. Sold at New York prices,
by Chris. Xander, 500 9TH street northwest.
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While the queen OF Spain was out riding yester.
day missile was thrown at her carriage 6y q man
In the street. who Immediately disappeared. The
queen was not hurt.
South Boston, thriving town on the Richmond
and Danvflle railroad, was almost DESTROYED nv
fire yesterday. The loss Is estimated at 5000 COO
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u. S. MA111se CASE Co,
LEOMINSTER, MASS
Only Patent Liquid Mailing Case approved by the
Postmaster General.
For transmission of liquids through the mail.
For descriptive price list send to
I'd. GILMAN.
627 Pennsylvania avenue,
Sole Agents for District of Columbia and Alexandria
f2l-m,w,s1m
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LIGHTNING RoDs; Electric work
j. H. EUEHIIS6